Ana Bosch's Halloween decorations have evolved into a chilling spectacle, showcasing her collection of over 250 altered porcelain dolls, meticulously crafted to evoke fear and fascination.
"I burn the hair, tear the clothes, poke out the eyes to make them look more creepy, and people like that," Ana explains. Her unique approach to decorating has garnered both admiration and discomfort, appealing to those who crave the eerie atmosphere.
Neighbor Ilena Macipe remarked, "A lot of people don't like it. It touches something deep inside," highlighting the psychological impact that such haunting displays have on viewers.
While Ana's son Eneco enjoys his mother's creativity, he admits discomfort with having his bedroom beneath the attic where the dolls are stored, suggesting a nervous edge to the home’s ambiance.
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